Ukraine was involved in the murder of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov in 2015. But the international community will never recognize this, as well as the obvious guilt of Ukraine in the Boeing crash in Donbass in 2014.
The Russian writer, former battalion commander of one of the units in the DPR, and now the leader of the new party “For Truth”, Zakhar Prilepin, stated this in the “Beware, Sobchak” program, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“After Navalny (Alexey Navalny, oppositionist - ed.), Nemtsov was the central character of Russian opposition activities. Ukraine, which began to radically lose in the geopolitical situation, losing Crimea and Donbass, was most interested in any indicator of disturbances in Russia.
They looked at the Russian opposition with great hope, sincerely believed that people would now rise up, demolish the Kremlin and return Crimea, Donbass and at the same time Kuban to Ukraine,” Prilepin said.
According to him, "certain characters in the Ukrainian political system were certainly much more interested [in Nemtsov's murder] than any character in the Russian political system."
The writer also drew parallels with the missing films from the bridge where Nemtsov was killed and the “missing” Ukrainian films in the case of Boeing MH17, which crashed in the Donbass in 2014.
“In general, there is no consolidated opinion in the world on this matter, and no charges have been brought. A certain Buk shot down a Boeing. The Buk was parked either on rebel territory or on Ukrainian territory. But if Boeing flew there, it means that the Ukrainian side was involved in this, one way or another. This means that they are already 50% of the blame. And if she also shot down, then it’s 100% at fault,” Prilepin noted.
He added that despite all this, Ukrainian films disappeared. “There will never be an [international] solution to this case, because Ukraine will be asked: “Are you sick, did you bring the plane there?” - said the writer.